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Maximize Your Comfort During the Summer

St. Louis AC Repair

When humidity is at its highest, the air in your home may feel stuffy despite the air conditioner running non-stop. The peak of summer can get hot and humid in Missouri. It’s hard to stay outdoors for too long, and we often can’t wait to return to our air-conditioned homes. However, when the humidity becomes too …

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When Your Air Conditioning System Needs Replacement

Signs It's Time to Replace AC System

Knowing when to replace your air conditioning system can save money, prevent unexpected breakdowns, and ensure your family remains cool and comfortable this summer. As the summer heat bears down on St. Louis, a reliable air conditioning system is essential for your family’s comfort and well-being. However, like all mechanical systems, air conditioners have a …

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Simple Tips to Achieve Energy Efficiency in Your Home

Energy Savings HVAC St. Louis

At Thomas Hoffmann Air Conditioning & Heating, we understand the importance of energy efficiency for both your wallet and the environment. As energy costs continue to rise, achieving energy efficiency in your home has never been more important. Making a few simple changes can significantly reduce your energy consumption and save money on utility bills. …

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How to Prevent Mold Growth in Your House

How to Prevent Mold in HVAC System

Mold growth in your house may cause health problems for you and your family. We can help you identify and prevent mold issues in your HVAC system. Maintaining a mold-free home is crucial for ensuring the health and comfort of your living environment. In areas like St. Louis, where humidity can be high, the battle against …

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The Cicadas are Coming! Is Your HVAC System Ready for It?

How Cicadas Impact HVAC Systems

The St. Louis area is bracing for a potentially record-breaking cicada infestation. Consider the following steps to ensure your HVAC system runs smoothly during this cicada emergence. According to Nicole Pruess, the invertebrate keeper at the Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House, there could be as many as 60 billion cicadas in St. Louis alone. Once …

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